Paul P. Avallone

Paul Avallone

Father Paul Avallone

American-born priest with order of priests known as Salesians /Salesians of Don Bisco (SDB).  Ordained 1950.

According to his obituary, pioneered the Salesian high schools in Sherbrooke, Quebec and Marrero, La. as their director-principal.

Name listed on Diocese of New Orleans website as one of those credibly accused of sexual sexual abuse.  The time frame listed for abuse is late 50s to early 60s.  Father Avallone served in Canada from 1955 to 1960

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Name posted on Archdiocese of New Orleans website

02 November 2018:  from  the Archdiocese of New Orleans website under “The names of religious order priests who were serving in the Archdiocese of New Orleans at the time of the [sex abuse] allegation and the archdiocese was notified of the allegation. The investigation and final disposition of the allegation was the responsibility of the religious order”

PAUL AVALLONE, S.D.B.
Date of Birth: 1921
Date of Ordination: 1950
Estimated Time frame of Abuse: late 1950s, early 1960s
Notification from Religious Order: 2011
Date of Death: 2008
Pastoral Assignments
Archbishop Shaw High School
Hope Haven, Marrero

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Archbishop Shaw High School in New Orleans has scholarships in Father Paul Avallone’s name: the SDB Merit Scholarships ( Archbishop Shaw High School Student-Parent Handbook 2018-2019)

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Obituary

02 August 2008 , The Record/Herald

“AVALLONE Father Paul S.D.B, 86, died on Thursday July 31, 2008 in Cedar Grove. He had been a member of the Salesian community of St. Anthony’s Parish in Paterson, NJ since 2002. He was born in the Bronx on December 26, 1921 to Antonio and Carmella de Poto Avallone. Father Paul entered the Salesian high school seminary in Newton, NJ in 1935 from which he was admitted to the novitiate in September 1939. He made his vows on September 8, 1940 and completed a bachelor’s degree in philosophy at Don Bosco College in Newton in 1943. He was ordained in the basilica of Mary Help of Christians in Turin in 1950. He earned master’s degrees in educational psychology and in pastoral counseling. Among Father Avallone’s accomplishments in his 65 years as a Salesian are pioneering the Salesian high schools in Sherbrooke, Quebec and Marrero, La. as their director-principal. He authored two highly regarded books on St. John Bosco’s educational method. He was director of Salesian High School in New Rochelle, superintendent of schools for the New Rochelle Province and master of novices at Don Bosco College Seminary in Newton. For 18 years he served as spiritual advisor of the Salesian Cooperators unit in Paterson and of the Don Bosco Volunteers, a secular institute, and for 11 years as chaplain to the Salesian Sisters at their provincial house in Haledon, NJ. His later service included two years as assistant pastor at St. Anthony’s Church in Paterson, two years as guidance director and 18 years as public relations director at Don Bosco Tech in Paterson. Father Avallone said with his patron St. Paul, “By the grace of God, I am what I am.” Visiting hours will take place in St. Anthony’s Church 138 Beech St, Paterson on Sunday 7-9 PM and Monday 2-5 PM. A funeral mass will follow at 7 PM, Interment will take place on Tuesday in th e Salesian Cemetery in Goshen, NY. Funeral arrangements are under the direction of the Della Torre Funeral Home 515 21st Avenue in Paterson NJ.”

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Unless otherwise indicated the following information is drawn from copies of the annual Canadian Catholic Church Directories (CCCD) which I have on hand,  media (M), Archdiocese of New Orlanes website (ANO) and obituary (Obit)

2011:  Archdiocese of New Orleans notified of abuse (ANO)

31 July 2008:  died in Cedar Grove (Obit) Buried in the Salesian Cemetery, Goshen, Orange Country, New York

2002-2008:  member of Salesian community of St. Anthony’s parish, Patterson, NJ (Obit)

1999:  Author of Keys to The Hearts of Youth

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1977:  Author of  Reason Religion and Kindness   (10th Annual Goodreads Choice Awards)

26 January 1967:  Archbishop Philip M. Hannan to bless new gym and academic buildings at Archbishop Shaw school.  School principal Father Paul Avallone SDB also listed as a speaker for the event “New additions for Shaw Clarion Herald 26 January 1967 (Clarion Herald, 26 January 1967)

1966:  Open House at Archbishop Shaw High School, New Orleans “Reverend Paul P. Avallone principal”  ( Clarion Herald 19 May 1966)

08 November 1965:   To review and hand out signed copies of his new book Reason, Religion Kindness at meeting of the Cooperative Club (

Shaw Parents

MARRERO—The Rev Paul P Avallone, SDB, principal of Archbishop Shaw high school, will review his new book “Reason, Religion Kindness,” at the meeting of the Cooperative club Monday. Nov 8 at 4 30 p m.   Gift copies of the book will be given to members .

The meeting will officially open the school’s annual book fair and observance of National Catholic Education week.  Books supplied by the Catholic Book store will be on display each evening during the week .The Shaw library club will present a skit on book reports Tuesday Nov 9 at 7 p m

05 March 1964:  Father Paul Avallone is Superior of Hope Haven and Principal at Archbishop Shaw high school .  (Hope Haven was a home for boys who were orphans, products of broken homes “and other social conditions” – elsewhere described as “dependent boys.”  “Hope Haven — al that the name implies” (Clarion Herald 05 March 1964)

February 1964:  Director of Hope Haven Arts and Trade School (Home for Dependent Boys)  Institutions: Hope Haven (Clarion Herald, 27 February 1964, p. 97)

Principal Archbishop Shaw High School (Boys) ( Clarion Herald 27 February 1964)

Living at Hope Haven (Info below from Archdiocese of New Orleans Telephone Directory in the Clarion Herald, 27 February 1967).

13 February 1964: Father Paul Avallone building Archbishop Shaw High School “into one of the future powers of New Orleans Catholic prep sports.”   ” Shaw working toward finest plant and team in the area”  (Clarion Herald New Orleans 13 Feb 1964)

December 1963:  Father Avallone, Principal of Archbishop Shaw High School, talks to parents about teenage boys dating (Clarion Herald, 05 December 1963): (Click image to enlarge)

25 July 1963:   “Archbishop Shaw high is new but is setting 1965 sights high” (Clarion Herald, 25 July 1963)

1962:  Founding Principal of Archbishop Shaw High School, New Orleans (  Archbishop Shaw High School Student-Parent Handbook 2018-2019 )

? 1960 – ? 1962: Superior at the Don Bosco College, Newton, N.J. ? (The Sherbrooke Record 13 June 1960 – see below for clip)

1955-June 1960:  Sherbrooke Quebec

1960:  Leaving position as Director of St. Patrick’s School, Sherbrooke, Quebec.  (The Sherbrooke Record 13 June 1960):

FATHER PAUL HONORED — Fr. Paul Avallone, director of St. Patrick High School, pictured above centre, last night was honored by parents prior to his departure to the United States where he will take up duties of Superior at the Don Bosco College, Newton, N.J. With Fr. Paul are, from left to right: William Steele, representing the Roman Catholic School Commission; Mrs. L. Latul-Ippe, representing the Mothers’ Guild; Fr. Paul; Msgr. Rosario Moisan, rector of St. Patrick’s Church, and Edgar Martin, president of the Fathers’ Club. (Record Photo by Gerry Lemay)

1959:  St. Patrick’s School, Sherbrooke, Quebec Canada ( listed in index of Le Canada Ecclestiastique (precursor to Canadian Catholic Church Directory)

September 1957:  Principal St. Patrick’s School, Sherbrooke, Quebec Canada

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1957:  In Sherbrooke Quebec working to incorporate the Salesians of St. John Bosco

31 August 1957:

PUBLIC NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that Reverend Father Ernest Glovannini, of the City of New Rochelle, of the state of New York, one of the United States of America, Reverend Father Paul Avallone, Reverend Father Theodore Clampt, Reverend Father Ed. ward Mazurek, Reverend Father Hector Carnevallc, all presently of the City of Sherbrooke, district of St. Francis. will apply to the Quebec Legislature, at its coming session,  for the passing of an Act incorporating “The Society of the Saleslans of St. John Bosco,” with all the powers, rights and privileges of ordinary corporations and with special powers for religious , educational and * charitable purposes, and specially with  the power to hold Immovable propeity of any extent whatsoever notwithstanding the provisions of section | 3 of the Mortmain Act (Revised Statutes of Quebec, 1911, Chapter 283); the corporation will be governed by the rules of their congregation and will have the power to make by-laws; the head office of the corporation shall be In the City of Sherbrooke.
Sherbrooke, August 31st, 1957.
Attorneys for the petitioners.
LEBLANC, DELORME, BARNARD & LEBLANC

1956: St. Patrick’s High School School Sherbrooke, Quebec  and affiliated with Sherbrooke University, Quebec Canada  ( page 52 Annuaire General:  Universite de Sherbrooke 1956)

Professor in charge of expenses and courses at Sherbrook University, Quebec (re St Patricks school and Sherbrooke U Quebec( page 45 Annuaire General:  Universite de Sherbrooke 1956)

05 June 1956:  ” CWL Convention Addressed By Rev Paul Avallone’ Sherbrooke Daily Record (Sherbrooke Daily New, 05 June 1956,  page 8)

31 May 1956:  “Rev. Paul P. Avallone, S.D.B.. S.T.L., principal of St. Patrick’s School”  speaker at CWL Luncheon, Rock Island (Sherbrooke Daily Record, 31 May1956, page 8)

1955:  Salesians “under the capable leadership of Fr. Paul Avallone and Fr. Ted Ciampi” arrived at St. St Patrick High School in Sherbrooke, Quebec ( Nouvelle Salesiennes Salesian News Octobre 2008, page 5)

1952:  Camp Master at Don Bosco Juniorate on the Greyridge Farm, Stony Point. NY  This was the first year the Salesians held a camp for boys ages eight to 13

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Salesian Camp Ending Its First Season

The Don Bosco Junioratc on the Greyridge Farm, Stony Point, which normally has about GO young men of high school age pursuing studies leading to the religious life, this summer has echoed to the voices of much younger boys in the first season of Camp Namancura. The Salesian Order began the camp this year, and the weekly attendance at the camp has been 30 boys between eight and 13 years of age. Most of the boys come from New York City, and the thrills of real country life are theirs on the 250~acre Greyridge property. The camping season opened July 6, and will continue through Saturday. Each week is a complete program, although many of the boys have.stayed through several weeks of the season. Father Casclli Camp Director

The Rev. Joseph Caselli is camp director, the Rev. Mario Carpanese is prefect, and the Rev. Paul Avallone is camp master. Brother Frank Nee and Brother Gus Kita are counselors. Under their direction, the boys have a full program of activity for each day of the week. From seven o’clock, when the boys break out of their beds, until about nine in the evening, there is plenty to do. But the busy schedule is so arranged that there is time for rest and letter writing. Each morning the boys attend mass in the beautiful chapel which is one of the features of the re-cently-completed novitiate building. After the flag-raising ceremony and breakfast, there is a period of recreation, including games and riding on saddle horses. Swimming and Boating Swimming and boating are easily near the top in sports popularity. The pool and the crib are lively spots twice every day as the youngsters enjoy their supervised periods of swimming. Crafts take up a portion of the boys’ time. A room is set aside for model building and handicrafts, in addition to nature study and outdoor crafts. Through the day there are periods of recreation when no set schedule is provided for the boys, and other times when sport in the gym is provided. Each evening, after supper, there is a program— sometimes movies, sometimes a marshmallow roast, sometimes a camp fire, or a story-telling session. Once each week there is a lakeside supper away from the camp, and each week there is an outing. Groups have been to West Point and the Ashokan reservoir. This week, the final one at the camp, the outing is to Bertrand Island on Lake Hopatcong. How the Camp Got Its Name

During part of the summer, the year-round students at the Juniorate are away at another camp near Ellenville. But the religious phase of life at the Juniorate continues for the boys at Camp Namancura. In addition to the mass, there is a catechism period, and each day concludes with night prayers. The name of the camp, one of many such activities conducted by the Salesian Society, comes from the experiences of a member of the order who was a missionary to a tribe in Patagonia, in the southern end of Argentina, many years ago. The unruly natives would not submit to governmental authority and there was constant strife. A Salesian missionary converted Namancura, the son of the tribal chieftan, and eventually the chief himself was converted, bringing peace to the area. The young savage decided to follow the life of the religious and went to Europe to continue his studies. He died before his ambition to become a priest could be realized, but the work and sacrifices of the Indian boy are memorialized in the name of the camp.

1950:  ORDAINED in Basilica of Mary Help of Christian, Turin (Obit)

?:  Masters degrees in educational psychology and educational counselling

1943:  BA in Philosphy, Don Bosco College, Newton (Obit)

08 September 1940:  vows (Obit)

September 1939:  admitted to the novitiate (Obit)

1935:  entered Salesian high school seminary in Newton, NJ (Obit)

26 December 1921:  born in the Bronx (Obit)

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November 2, 2018

To the People of God in the Archdiocese of New Orleans:

Dear Sisters and Brothers in Christ,

To the victims and survivors of sexual abuse, my heart and prayerful support go out to you that you may know God’s healing and compassion. Anyone who is a victim or survivor of sexual abuse, please know of my willingness to meet with you so that I may walk with you in healing.

After much prayer and consultation with many people, including the Priests’ Council and lay leadership, I have decided to publish the names of Archdiocesan clergy (priests and deacons) who have been removed from ministry for an allegation of sexual abuse of a minor. This report also includes deceased Archdiocesan clergy and religious order priests.

I have received many calls and emails asking me to publish the names.  I have also received many calls and emails suggesting not to publish the names.  I believe it is the right thing to do in order to foster the healing of victims, in a spirit of transparency, and in the pursuit of justice. Jesus reminds us, “The truth will set you free” (John 8:32).

For those against whom the accusation came after their death, a very careful examination took place in order to justify the reporting of the person’s name. The more recent cases were and continue to be presented to the Archdiocesan Review Board, an independent board made up of lay experts, who review the cases and make recommendations. For earlier cases, the way in which allegations were reported and investigated varied. This is a weakness that was corrected by the bishops in 2002 with the Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People.

A team of more than ten women and men that included staff and outside legal professionals reviewed the files of 2,432 priests who have served in the Archdiocese of New Orleans since 1950.  For priests with accusations received after their death, additional people reviewed the file to ensure accuracy to the extent that is possible after death.  Of the 2,432 priests who have served in the Archdiocese of New Orleans since 1950, the review identified 57 who are included in this report.  This entire list has been given to the Orleans Parish District Attorney and will be made available to any other District Attorney.

Some will be surprised to see the name of a priest who served in your parish or who you personally knew very well.  As you experience this disappointment, I raise you to the Lord and ask him to give you comfort and his peace.

Since the Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People was established in 2002, the number of cases has been reduced significantly.  Most of the accusations are from incidents that occurred decades ago, even as long as 70 years ago. There has not been a substantiated allegation of sexual abuse of a minor committed in well over a decade by a member of the clergy in ministry in the Archdiocese of New Orleans.  In the United States during the last two years, there have been eight substantiated allegations of abuse by clergy according to the 2017 Annual Report on the Implementation of the Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People. There are 33,917 priests currently in the United States; therefore, .025% of priests have had substantiated allegations against them.

While just one case of sexual abuse is one too many, these statistics give evidence that our Safe Environment Program of background checks for those who work with minors, trainings for both adults and children, and extensive psychological testing and formation for seminarians has had a very positive impact on protecting our children. One may have the impression from either the media or on social media that such abuse is rampant in our churches and schools today. This is simply untrue.

I would be remiss if I did not extend my heartfelt gratitude to the very good and faithful clergy who serve in the Archdiocese of New Orleans.  Daily, they give of themselves to lead and serve God’s people.  My brothers, thank you as you continue to shepherd God’s people today. I also thank all those who support our clergy and appreciate their ministry.

We have done our very best to make this report as accurate and complete as possible.  If anyone wishes to raise a question about someone not on the list, I invite you to come forward. The phone number for Victims Assistance Coordinator Br. Stephen Synan, F.M.S. is (504) 522-5019.  If necessary, the list will be updated if other cases are presented.

For our sins of the past, we ask for your forgiveness and the mercy of God.  Our sin is public and it calls us as church leaders to repentance in order that our church can experience renewal.

As a church, our rock foundation is Jesus Christ.  It is His church and has been for over 2,000 years.  In spite of our sins, He will not desert the church but will lead us towards healing and renewal.

Wishing you God’s peace, I am

Sincerely in Christ,

Most Reverend Gregory M. Aymond
Archbishop of New Orleans

 

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2018 Report Regarding Clergy Abuse

• GEORGE BRIGNAC (DEACON) Date of Birth: 1935 Ordination: 1976 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: late 1970s; early 1980s Allegation Received: 1977 Removed from Ministry: 1988 Pastoral Assignments Cabrini High School, New Orleans Our Lady of the Rosary, New Orleans St. Frances Cabrini School, New Orleans St. Louise de Marillac School, Arabi St. Matthew the Apostle School, River Ridge	PAUL CALAMARI Date of Birth: 1944 Ordination: 1980 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: 1970s Allegation Received: 2003 Removed from Ministry: 2003 Pastoral Assignments Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Belle Chasse Our Lady of the Rosary, New Orleans, in residence St. Stanislaus School, Bay St. Louis, MS St. Raphael, New Orleans St. Rita, New Orleans, in residence Holy Cross Church, Dover, DE St. Mary of the Assumption, Hockenin, DE St. Peter the Apostle, New Castle, DE
  MICHAEL FARINO Date of Birth: 1942 Ordination: 1969 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: 1970s and 1980s Allegation Received: 1990 Removed from Ministry: 1990 Pastoral Assignments Our Lady of Prompt Succor, Chalmette St. Benilde, Metairie St. Maurice, New Orleans	MICHAEL FRASER Date of Birth: 1949 Ordination: 1975 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: 1980s; 1990s Allegation Received: 1998 Removed from Ministry: 2004 Pastoral Assignments Sts. Peter and Paul, Pearl River St. Raphael the Archangel, New Orleans St. Rita Church, New Orleans The Visitation of Our Lady, Marrero
  THOMAS GASPARD GLASGOW Date of Birth: 1938 Ordination: 1969 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: late 1970s Allegation Received: 2007 Removed from Ministry: 2008 Pastoral Assignments Mater Dolorosa, New Orleans St. Brigid, New Orleans St. Gabriel, New Orleans St. James Major, New Orleans St. John the Baptist, Edgard St. Philip the Apostle, New Orleans St. Simon Peter, New Orleans	LAWRENCE HECKER Date of Birth: 1931 Ordination: 1958 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: late 1960s; 1970s Allegation Received: 1996 Removed from Ministry: 2002 Pastoral Assignments Christ the King, Terrytown Holy Family, Luling Holy Rosary, New Orleans Our Lady of Lourdes, New Orleans St. Anthony, Luling St. Bernadette, Houma St. Charles Borromeo, in residence St. Frances Cabrini, New Orleans St. Francis Xavier, Metairie St. Joseph, Gretna St. Louise de Marillac, Arabi St. Mary, New Roads St. Theresa of Child Jesus, New Orleans
  GERARD HOWELL Date of Birth: 1939 Ordination: 1964 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: 1960s; 1970s Allegation Received: 1978 Removed from Ministry: 1992 Pastoral Assignments Holy Trinity, New Orleans Mater Dolorosa, New Orleans Our Lady of Prompt Succor, Westwego Prince of Peace, Chalmette St. Gerard, New Orleans St. Henry, New Orleans St. Lawrence the Martyr, Kenner Sts. Peter and Paul, New Orleans St. Pius X, Baton Rouge	PATRICK KEANE Date of Birth: 1948 Ordination: 1973 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: 1980s Allegation Received: 1994 Removed from Ministry: 1995 Pastoral Assignments Holy Family, Luling St. Anselm, Madisonville St. Catherine of Siena, Metairie St. Cecilia, New Orleans St. Edward the Confessor, Metairie St. Mary Magdalen, Metairie
  JAMES KILGOUR Date of Birth: 1946 Ordination: 1982 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: 1980s Allegation Received: 1987 Removed from Ministry: 1988 Pastoral Assignments St. Pius X, New Orleans	GERARD KINANE Date of Birth: 1945 Ordination: 1973 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: 1970s; 1980s Allegation Received: 1993 Removed from Ministry: 2004 Pastoral Assignments Our Lady of the Isle, Grand Isle St. Cecilia, New Orleans, in residence St. Edward the Confessor, Metairie St. Gabriel the Archangel, New Orleans St. Henry, New Orleans St. Hilary, Matthews St. Luke the Evangelist, Slidell, in residence St. Mark, Chalmette St. Mary’s Nativity, Raceland Assumption Catholic Church, Jacksonville, FL Mother Seton Catholic Church, Palm Springs, FL St. John Catholic Church, Atlanta Beach, FL St. Bernadette Church, Canadensis, PA
  JAMES LOCKWOOD (DEACON) Date of Birth: 1933 Ordination: 1974 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: late 1970s Allegation Received: 1978 Removed from Ministry: 1978 Pastoral Assignments Center of Jesus the Lord, New Orleans Our Lady of Prompt Succor, Chalmette	GERALD PRINZ Date of Birth: 1939 Ordination: 1968 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: 1970s Incardinated Diocese of Houma-Thibodaux: 1977 Allegation Received: 1995 Resigned from Priesthood: 1990 Pastoral Assignments St. Frances de Sales, Houma St. Gregory Barbarigo, Houma
  PATRICK SANDERS Date of Birth: 1963 Ordination: 1990 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: 1990s Allegation Received: 2004 Removed from Ministry: 2005 Pastoral Assignments Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Belle Chasse Resurrection of Our Lord, New Orleans St. Angela Merici, Metairie St. Frances Xavier Cabrini, New Orleans St. Peter, Reserve St. Thomas, Pointe-a-la-Hache	JOHN SAX Date of Birth: 1948 Ordination: 1973 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: 1980s Allegation Received: 2000 Removed from Ministry: 2004 Pastoral Assignments Resurrection, New Orleans St. Cecilia Church, New Orleans St. Clement of Rome, Metairie St. Francis of Assisi, New Orleans, in residence St. Gabriel the Archangel, New Orleans St. Jerome Church, Kenner St. John of the Cross, in residence St. Louis Cathedral, New Orleans St. Peter, Reserve St. Raphael, New Orleans St. Rita, New Orleans, in residence

• The names of Archdiocese of New Orleans clergy who are deceased and who admitted or have been publicly accused of sexually abusing a minor.

• JOHN BASTY Date of Birth: 1882 Date of Ordination: 1908 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: 1940s Allegation Received: 1946 Date of Death: 1956 Pastoral Assignments St. Augustine, New Orleans St. Charles Borromeo, Destrehan Sts. Peter and Paul, New Orleans St. Vincent de Paul, New Orleans	JAMES BENEDICT Date of Birth: 1913 Date of Ordination: 1939 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: Late 1950s Allegation Received: 2003 Date of Death: 1984 Pastoral Assignments Mater Dolorosa Church, New Orleans Our Lady of Lourdes, New Orleans St. Augustine Church, New Orleans St. Henry Church, New Orleans Ursuline Convent and Academy
  PIERRE CELESTIN CAMBIAIRE Date of Birth: 1871 Ordination: 1898 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: late 1910s Allegation Received: 1917 Removed from Ministry: 1917 Date of Death: 1955 Pastoral Assignments Sacred Heart of Jesus, Cameron St. George, Baton Rouge St. Joseph, Grosse-Tete St. Leon, Leonville	DINO CINEL Date of Birth: 1941 Ordination: 1966 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: late 1980s Allegation Received: 1988 Removed from Ministry: 1988 Date of Death: 2018 Professor at Tulane University St. Rita, New Orleans in residence
  CARL DAVIDSON Date of Birth: 1940 Ordination: 1964 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: early 1980s Allegation Received: 1989 Removed from Ministry: 2002 Date of Death: 2007 Pastoral Assignments Annunciation, New Orleans St. James Major, New Orleans St. John Prep, New Orleans St. Raphael the Archangel, New Orleans St. Theresa of the Child Jesus, New Orleans	VINCENT FEEHAN Date of Birth: 1945 Ordination: 1977 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: late 1970s; early 1980s Allegation Received: 1987 Voluntary leave of absence: 1987 Date of Death: 2010 Pastoral Assignments Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Belle Chasse St. Anselm, Madisonville St. Catherine of Siena, Metairie St. Frances Xavier Cabrini, New Orleans
  JOHN FRANKLIN A Priest of the Diocese of Savannah, GA Serving at the Archdiocese of New Orleans Date of Birth: 1925 Ordination: 1956 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: late 1950s Allegation Received: 1959 Removed from Ministry: 1959 Date of Death: unknown Pastoral Assignments Ascension, Donaldsonville St. Gabriel, New Orleans	HOWARD HOTARD Date of Birth: 1926 Ordination: 1955 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: early 1980s Allegation Received: 1995 Removed from Ministry: 2002 Date of Death: 2013 Pastoral Assignments Our Lady of Lourdes, Slidell Sacred Heart Church, Lacombe St. Catherine of Siena, Metairie St. Charles Borromeo, Destrehan St. Mary Pamela, Raceland St. Matthias, New Orleans
  MICHAEL HURLEY Date of Birth: 1915 Ordination: 1943 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: 1940s Allegation Received: 1945 Left Archdiocese: 1955 Date of Death: 2005 Pastoral Assignments Immaculate Conception Church, Marrero St. Agnes, Baton Rouge St. Francis de Sales, Houma St. Maurice, New Orleans Sts. Peter and Paul, New Orleans	JAMES KIRCHER A Priest of the Diocese of Jackson, MS In Residence at the Archdiocese of New Orleans Date of Birth: 1931 Ordination: 1963 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: 1970s Allegation Received: 2010 Removed from Ministry: 1991 Date of Death: 2007 In Residence: 1970s St. Julian Eymard, Algiers
  WESLEY MICHAEL LANDRY Date of Birth: 1923 Ordination: 1948 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: late 1950s Allegation Received: 1993 Retired from Ministry: 1993 Date of Death: 2002 Pastoral Assignments Christ the King, Gretna Incarnate Word, New Orleans St. Anthony, Gretna St. Cecilia, New Orleans St. Gabriel the Archangel, New Orleans St. Joseph, Thibodaux St. Leo the Great, New Orleans St. Theresa of the Child Jesus, New Orleans	RALPH LAWRENCE Date of Birth: 1890 Ordination: 1916 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: early 1930s Allegation Received: 1935 Leave of absence: 1935 Date of Death: 1992 Pastoral Assignments Mater Dolorosa, New Orleans Our Lady of Good Harbor, Buras Our Lady of Lourdes, Winnfield Sacred Heart Church, Rayville St. Anthony, Baton Rouge
  GORHAM JOSEPH PUTNAM Date of Birth: 1929 Ordination: 1955 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: early 1950s Allegation Received: 2002 Date of Death: 1993 Pastoral Assignments St. Agnes, Jefferson St. Andrew the Apostle, New Orleans St. Francis de Sales, New Orleans St. John the Baptist, Edgard St. Rita Church, New Orleans	BERNARD SCHMALTZ Date of Birth: 1947 Ordination: 1973 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: 1970s Allegation Received: 1993 Removed from Ministry: 1993 Date of Death: 2010 Pastoral Assignments Anunziata, Houma St. Clement of Rome St. Francis Xavier, Metairie St. Gabriel the Archangel, New Orleans St. Rose of Lima, New Orleans, in residence
  JOHN SEERY Date of Birth: 1953 Ordination: 1976 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: late 1970s Allegation Received: 1978 Left the USA: 1978 Date of Death: 2011 Pastoral Assignments Our Lady of Prompt Succor, Westwego	MALCOLM STRASSEL Date of Birth: 1908 Ordination: 1934 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: late 1960s; early 1970s Allegation Received: 2006 Date of Death: 1987 Pastoral Assignments Holy Rosary Church, St. Amant Our Lady of Lourdes, New Orleans Sacred Heart, LaCombe St. Agnes, Baton Rouge St. Charles Borromeo, Destrehan St. Joseph, Gretna St. Mary Pamela, Raceland
  JOHN THOMANN Date of Birth: 1930 Ordination: 1958 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: 1960s Allegation Received: 1966 Removed from Ministry: 1967 Date of Death: 1989 Pastoral Assignments Our Lady of Lourdes, New Orleans Our Lady of Prompt Succor, Chackbay Resurrection of Our Lord, New Orleans St. Charles Borromeo Church, Destrehan St. Frances Cabrini, New Orleans St. Henry, New Orleans St. Joseph Church, Gretna St. Joseph, Galliano St. Leo the Great, New Orleans St. Rose of Lima Church, New Orleans	JOHN WEBER Date of Birth: 1919 Ordination: 1945 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: 1940s Incardinated into Diocese of Baton Rouge: 1961 Allegation Received: 2005 Date of Death: 2000 Pastoral Assignments Assumption Parish, Plattenville Holy Trinity, New Orleans St. Ann, Morganza St. Eloi, Theriot St. Rita, New Orleans

• The names of religious order priests who were serving in the Archdiocese of New Orleans at the time of the allegation and the archdiocese was notified of the allegation. The investigation and final disposition of the allegation was the responsibility of the religious order:

• 	CLAUDE BOUDREAUX, S.J. Date of Birth: 1925 Date of Ordination: 1955 Notification from Religious Order: 2005 Date of Death: 2016 Pastoral Assignments Jesuit High School, New Orleans
  PATRICK BRADY, O.P. Date of Birth: unknown Ordination: unknown Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: 1960s; 1970s Allegation Received: 2002 Date of Death: 1999 Pastoral Assignments St. Anthony of Padua, New Orleans	CORNELIUS CARR, S.J. Date of Birth: 1920 Ordination: 1951 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: late 1970s; early 1980s Notification via Media Reports: 2018 Pastoral Assignments Jesuit High School, New Orleans
  STANISLAUS CEGLAR, S.D.B. Date of Birth: unknown Ordination: unknown Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: 1960s Allegation Received: 2010 Pastoral Assignments Hope Haven, Marrero	JAMES COLLERY, C.S.Sp Date of Birth: 1920 Ordination: 1948 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: early 1980s Allegation Received: 2013 Date of Death: 1987 Pastoral Assignments St. Ann, Metairie
  PAUL CSIK, S.D.B. Date of Birth: 1898 Date of Ordination: unknown Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: 1960s Allegation Received: 2010 Date of Death: 1970 Pastoral Assignments Hope Haven, Marrero	JEROME DUCOTE, O.S.B. Date of Birth: 1929 Ordination: 1954 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: early 1960s Allegation Received: 2002 Date of Death: 2006 Pastoral Assignments St. Joseph Abbey, St. Benedict
  ANTHONY ESPOSITO, S.D.B. Date of Birth: unknown Ordination: unknown Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: 1950s; 1960s Allegation Received: 2006 Pastoral Assignments Hope Haven, Marrero	ERNEST FAGIONE, S.D.B. Date of Birth: 1917 Ordination: 1947 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: 1950s; 1960s Allegation Received: 2006 Date of Death: 2006 Pastoral Assignments Archbishop Shaw High School Hope Haven, Marrero St. John Bosco, Harvey
  JUSTIN FALER, O.S.B. Date of Birth: 1919 Ordination: 1945 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: late 1950s Allegation Received: 2002 Date of Death: 1979 Pastoral Assignments Annunciation, Bogalusa St. Benedict, St. Benedict St. Christopher, Metairie St. Jane de Chantal, Abita Springs St. Joseph Abbey	AUGUST KITA, S.D.B. Date of Birth: 1931 Ordination: 1960 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: 1960s; 1970s Allegation Received: 2006 Date of Death: 2008 Pastoral Assignments Hope Haven, Marrero
  ANDREW MASTERS, S.V.D. Date of Birth: unknown Ordination: unknown Allegation Received: 1993 Pastoral Assignments Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Belle Chasse St. Augustine, New Orleans	WILLIAM MILLER, C.Ss.R. Date of Birth: 1896 Ordination: 1922 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: late 1940s Allegation Received: 1946 Date of Death: 1972 Pastoral Assignments St. Alphonsus, New Orleans
  JOSEPH PANKOWSKI, S.D.B. Date of Birth: 1915 Ordination: unknown Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: 1940s; 1950s Allegation Received: 2006 Deceased 1981 Pastoral Assignments Hope Haven, Marrero	DONALD PEARCE S.J. Date of Birth: 1925 Ordination: 1959 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: 1960s Allegation Received: 2003 Notification from Religious Order: 2010 Date of Death: 2016 Pastoral Assignments Jesuit High School, New Orleans
  ALFRED PIMPLE, O.F.M. Date of Birth: 1911 Ordination: 1938 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: late 1950s Allegation Received: 1959 Date of Death: 1983 Pastoral Assignments St. Mary of the Angels, New Orleans St. Patrick, Port Sulphur	ALFRED SOKOL, S.D.B. Date of Birth: 1911 Ordination: unknown Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: 1960s; 1970s Allegation Received: 2006 Deceased 2004 Pastoral Assignments Hope Haven, Marrero
  ROGER TEMME, O.M.I. Date of Birth: 1947 Ordination: 1976 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: late 1970s Allegation Received: 1995 Pastoral Assignments Ave Maria Retreat House, Lafitte Our Lady of Guadalupe, New Orleans	BENJAMIN WREN, S.J. Date of Birth: 1931 Ordination: 1961 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: late 1970s; early 1980s Allegation Received: 2016 Date of Death: 2006 Pastoral Assignments Community of John the Evangelist, New Orleans Loyola University, New Orleans

• The following religious order priests were taken out of ministry by the Archbishop of New Orleans in 2002, even though the abuse was not alleged to have occurred in the Archdiocese of New Orleans:

• CHARLES COYLE, S.J. Date of Birth: 1932 Ordination: 1965 Date of Death: 2015 Pastoral Assignments: Center for Jesus the Lord, New Orleans Holy Cross High School, New Orleans Jesuit High School, New Orleans St. Andrew the Apostle Church, Algiers St. Cecilia Parish (in residence) St. Louise de Marillac, Arabi St. Raphael, New Orleans	BRYAN FONTENOT, O.P. Date of Birth: 1953 Ordination: 1981 Pastoral Assignments Xavier University, New Orleans
  BERNARD KNOTH, S.J. Date of Birth: 1949 Ordination: 1977 Pastoral Assignments Loyola University	JOSEPH PELLETTIERI, C.Ss.R. Date of Birth: 1939 Ordination: 1965 Date of Death: 2018 Pastoral Assignments: Ave Maria Retreat House, Crown Point
  C. RICHARD NOWERY, C.S.C. Date of Birth: 1938 Ordination: 1968 Date of Death: 2018 Pastoral Assignments: Sacred Heart of Jesus, New Orleans

• We have done our very best to make this report as accurate and complete as possible.  If anyone wishes to raise a question about someone not on the list, I invite you to come forward. The phone number for Victims Assistance Coordinator Br. Stephen Synan, F.M.S. is (504) 522-5019.  If necessary, the list will be updated if other cases are presented.